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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
WACO
Free Bridge Talk Damage Suit Flied
Ghe New Yorker Discharged.

Free Bridge Talk Damage Spit Flied
Ghe New Yorker Dlschsrged.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sep. 2C.-The County
Commissioners before sdjourning last
Saturday evening spp0iuaed Judge Eg-
ans as s committee of one to represent
the county sni act with the Ci.y Council,
or @ committee representing tne city, and
come TO sn agreement az - whether the
ciiy or county shall control ire proposed
free bridge. judge Evans was also au-
thOriZed To advertise fJr bids and make
other necessary arrangements toward
the construction, WnGn the CJmmis sion
ers will meet again and employ q cOmpe-
tent engineer to act with them and con
slider the different bids. This proposed
bridge is 10 be constructed of iron, viii
he four feet higher .hgn the suspension
bridge, with twenty-foOg roadway In the
clear and sidewalks five Ieet vide on esch
side.
DR., w. r. Robinson of Waco has en-
tered suit against the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railroad Comps3Y for
damages in the sum of $50. 000 The case
will be called in the District court ct
Columbus, Tex, Tomorrow, and DR..
Robinson took his departure at noon to-
day, to be on hand. The suit is based on
The injuries DR.. Robinson received in q
wreck on the railroad, on JQly +, nit,
near Hallettsvilie. He was making tour
Of the state, making speeches in behalf Of
the prohibition amendment. Mr.. Il, II.
KiRgsbury, Jr,, OF this city, YVES with him
and wss Injured to some extent, but not
IS much so as Dr.. Robinson. II is said
Mr.. KiDgsbury has instituted damage
suit, too, but the reporter has not heard
the amount CT his claim stated.
The examining trial, or rather the in
quest into the killing Of Thomas Barn
vile by Stephen Drago, was not resumed
today owing TO absence OF witnesses. II
will be taken up sgsin tomorrow after
noon. The testimony thus far adduCed
shows that Barnvllle, armed with pis-
tol, entered Drago's barber shop; that
not words and finally struggle eDsued;
that Drsgo had pistol Of his own in his
hand, but without using it di3arned Barn
vile and shot and killed him Wild his
(8arnville's) own pistol.
The young New Yorker, Beall, who
nired horse from Sc city livery stable,
went fishing for ten days sn0 Wss arrest
ed on charge Of stealing the horse, had
an examining trial to-day, and IVES &C
Quilted and discharged.
All the city pablo schools except
in one district where neW bulldogs are
lot ready for occupancy opened to-day
with considerably larger attendance
than last year. ",
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Ready for the Race.

new YORK, Sept. 26.-Fhe Volunteer
was lowered into the water from Lebo's
South Brooklyn dry dock this morning in
the presence Of several hundred people,
and as she f2ated the crowd raised e
cheer which Captain Hoff responded 20 by
raising MS cap and smiling. By neon
her ssils were bent and her center board
hung. Neither General Paine nor Mr.
Burgess was aboard. The final prepsra-
tons were also completed on the Thistle
Near the Scotch vessel lies last years
challenger, the Gslstea. Lieutenant Hem
says he could not miss the coming race.
Captsin Barr said he was praying for a
good day and a fresh breeze. Inspector
Byrnes will have charge Of the police
boat, Patrol, aud will do an in his power
to keep the course clear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
COMMERCIAL RrsrMh


-c5clal to tHe o=.xciss.
NHw YORK, Sept. 2G.-KsIHay conds
o..6l2 closed - follows. Fort
Worth end Denver Ci.g st 81; Texss snd
Pacific incomes n. 454: Rios :. C2!;
sad Texas Cen.tal rs s. IL;
Missouri, kansas and Tsxs= 5'sG.7S
S.sEling dull and s,eaCy.
Governments dull.
Money IA ) PEI cent.
Silver 9GE
Oil fairly active ~ G1TloGSt.
Wheat quiet.
Cotton weak.
Coffee steady.
Sugar continues quiet.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK, Sept. % The stock mar
ket to-day wss quiet with aUddsn changes
il the temper O. dealings in tGe IQiudle Of
the day. There Yves little reTs If suy
kind to affect values and with generally
bearish temper among traders who had me
mornings trading il their own hands,
prices sGgged Z IF. There was no pressure
to sell, but support was entirely LACKING
except liCtlG hu3ilg by L3naoG. Al tie
opening the street bscame ful, Of sumors
that the president OF inc Pac!f; Mail hed
sold the balance ct MS h1idiEgs, which
WIS followed by statement that
plans tor the thorourh reor-
ganlz,tion OF the compsny and
directory wera completed. Tle STOCK
was quickly bid up over points, gao
the Transactions became large. JeTsgF
Central followed with s.mll2r gu. uOG
80 extensive 3 moveneEi, While tle en-
tire llSt moved up in sympathy. TIE
fluctuations were il most C+Se5 Co f1ud
TO narrow limits and the Nls!neas C1ue
except N some seven or eight ocb5 was
entirely Insignificant.
Government BONDS dull aud steady.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sept 2G.-CJra
dull, wesk eDd lower, mixed, 55c; vel
!oE, 5G:; whit BIC. Hos products UO-
5ecuen bus sanccauY lower, pork, 5lJ % /;
lard, ST. %; DUla meat shoulders, So 30
iOUg clear ard clear Tbs, IS 575: 5zcOn
shoulders, 81 %; long cl-at ard cl-ar
ribs, 50 %; hams. SD $50 y 10. Otlei
articles unchanged.
KANSAS CITY CATTLE MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Sept. 2G.-C4ttle-
Receipts $3.50; shipments $50; oaoicG
c.rn-fed steady; grass rGuse Wya5 lrG q
SHADE lover; god 10 c40ic9 Corr-fc0
81 0oMt 40; common 10 nsaiUn - -
as 20; feeders s. 65@ 3 %; COWS 81 20
az 60; -g&Dge sees s. tCm5 80
dogs-RsCei2s3 2I03; sI03 iTceE 7a5
from 10 10 !O@eri pCiGe5 running s. -
a So. Saeep-R5Ceipt 25J; shipments
$50: quiet an os6y, IDd Ecc1 10 choice
So CGl0@ 80: common TO medium - DC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

i0ice that this new road is re&dy
for business, and certainly congrstnlates
President Paddock, Superintendent Col
ton and their colleagues on the event, and
wishes the road and lis officers nothiug
but prosperity. THE GAZETTE believes
that it will soon be called upon 10
chronicle the extension OF the read to
Stephenviile and beyond.
There sre & number OF places in Texas
west of Fort Worth that are hopeful Of
securing the Chicago, Rick Island and
Pacific, and Fort WORTH would like to see
them al get 1t if that We're possible.
That the roed is coming to Fort Worth,
ard that as quickly as possible, is cCH-
ceced by all. The company la anxious to
do Texas business from the jump, and
can only do this by building to 9 railroad
csnter where it will at leaBt
obtain @ share Of the business B.
making connection ST Fort Worth
which is said 10 he the conpsnv's 0bjeC-
tive point in Texas for the present, the
great Chicago road ct once meets taTea
competing lines TO the gulf, Il the great
trunk lines IL the southwest end two
great roads it cannot connect with st any
point but Fort Worth. Ii is said ina. the
grade il constructed forty miles iat0 the
Territory from Caldwell, end the en-
gjneers are renorted tn be very near the
Texas line. Fort Worth will be happy 10
secure this great trunk Iine, especially
coming from the west, and ali VINO have
recently investigated the matter say 1t
will cGr7c here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

4 LEAeuE MEETING HELD.

a ihaGOtA htsS llNN thl-D'
MTTcHELsTowN, Sept. 26.-The Nation
81 League evsded the police and held 8
meeting yesterday ct Z privEte house
Mr.. O'Brier, who Saturday drove 70 Linn
eriCk, returned by CirCuit0us r0ule, de-
ceiying the police. In speech at yes
tardey'5 meeting he said: "We ere here
TO tell Mr.. B3i[our that the branches of
the National Lasgue will decljoe to con-
slider themselves suppressed till every
decent man, aye and many decent wo-
men, in the community are placed in jall
(Cheers.) Che suppression If the
Irish Naticnsl League is simply
an snsoiute inoosblOllity. We meet
here to-day under Captain Piunhe.t's
rose The Countess OF Kingston will
fad the Leagua s more dangerous asso-
citation than ever. Our great point is IL
preserve az association which has made
US go thus fnr and NAY make as 20 much
farther before ioug. l have lesg doubt
to-day than ever that all the powers OF
our enemies ia England will be utterly
helpless to prevent our work going on
more vigorously than ever.
should like to put before Mr.. Bal
four simple rule OF three. II it
takes P!uQkett with an army CT police
and military to SUI press one branch Of
the league, and if he ard mis- army are so
easily bStlled, thwaIted and hoodwinked
as they have been today, how many Of
his armies Will be required 10 suppress
tbs 1900 branches of the league when al
decline to oe suppressed. Before the
watchWord Mr.. Gladstone has adopted,
'Rememher Mitchellstown,' Bsltour will
fall and DubliE Castle crumole to dust"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Anatin and Northwcntcrn.

CORRESPONDENTS OF the Gazette.
BRADY, Ten, Sept. % -Mr. j. NJ.
Malone OF Lampasas is here awaiting the
arrival of the superintendent Of the Aus
tin and Northwestern Railroad Company.
When the latter arrives the two gentle
men will go TO Weldrip to examine the
Coel mines, with g view OF extending the
road to that point. It is the wish Of
every citizen that the prospects viii be
sufficient to induce the company to build
the road through our county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
ocular circumstances

peculiar circumstances, are rer,-
ally more favorable TO one -
than the other, sad ere tae-.,-J
frequently unjust. Besides, The.
exclusive privileges u ID maze ..--..
and offensive determinations s-.--.
C.her friendly nations, thus pr5v.----,
spirit OF retailstiOE upon tde'r pa-. r----
may greatly lure the interests III -.-
citizens a5ros.. IS 9 cersreL -rz
greet poser like Ire United S-l-ls Sinh
always resin a5sC.U-g CoutoL car &c..
own affairs a-d not em5.rrs 80 u.s..
commercial or oeas5 slicgiauaes wis ~
eign governments. We have + .r M
power, Tj.hou. b5rgajC'a- or cons. IL
with any oths- nation, 70
e policy which Wi. iusur. .
/ Tic trs1quili,y, SXtead cur --.-
msTce- create new auG pT,t.7-.. -.-.
for oUT prOGC3 3, revive CurSl.r
and sGip OTE.7g iG- rests, gLt .-s
ne8 life Gnd energy into ove.y
menz OF Industry. Il Is The ID .-..
/ policy Of low taxation. eco1o-1v t.--.
ninistra'ion Ct tie people, equa -..s-,
! Tor the r served rights Of the --z.. 81
the constitutional auth 2riIv Of The -.-.
/ a government, protection - fire
| 81 home snd abroad, and las a-= ...s-
laWs for the promotion suj eu.--...-
meat OF every honest ipdustre a.. .rz.-
species CT lawiul commerce"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

& Washout was reported on the Houston
and Texas Central last night
Commercial Agent NlulIane Of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Ee IS back from $
business trip up tie track.
Graders on the ST. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas were compelled to stop werk yes
terday on account Of the rain.
Owing TO high WAFER ia N1l&n's creek,
near Cieburne, the Kansas City express,
on the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe due
at o'clock last night, did not arrive until
6fuer O'Clock this morning.
The Missouri Pacific will be ready IN s.
very short time now to announce through
trains from Fort Worth to Houston and
Galveston. Its Taylor and Bsstrop 'e1-
tension is nesrly completed.
~
The Texas and Pacific and Missouri
Pacific were firm 10 the last Gnd refused
to meet the Sl4 25 rate of the Santa Fe
and Frisco to s.. Louis. The Santa Fe
took these tickets off last night and the
S2l So rare again prevails.
-
Locomotives sent 20 the repair shops
OF the Gulf, Co!0rs3o snd Ssnta Fe TO be
overhauled and painted now emerge with
AtChis01, Topeka and SAINTS Fe painted
or them, sud On emplOye Of the company
says IN a short time the name of the entire
road will be changed to Atchisop, Topeks
and Santa Ee.
October is nearly mere and early in that
s = Ln I N,7ic end ~,
Francisco and Paris end Great Northern
will be in Fort Worth 10 discuss with cit
liens an extension or extensions to this
city of the ST. Louis end San Francisco.
MIR. O'Day fwilI also have committees call
on him from Sherman, Bonham and Nc
Kinney.
-
II the Frisco carries cut lis plan OF
building from Sspu!0a 10 MObeetie i will
be the first snd o4ly eest and west lie
through the Indian Territory, aud will
consequently do heavy buslaesB from
The start. WIN line OF the Frisco &c
Fort Worth. this city should be able TO
FL the country slang this esst s2d west
lire full OF Fort Worth GrummeTe, m9r-
chGndize and manufactures.
As will be noticed The GAZETTE he's
eGded to It's timetable the hour OF 81
rival aud departure Of trains on Fo.t
WORMS newest road, the Fort Wcr5h end
Rio GrsEde. st 1 O'Clock this evening
the first regular trsin over this road Will
lsave the union depot, Time cSTd No. !
issued by General Superintend-
ent o. B. Cotton, shows the stations
on this road to be Primrose,
Mustang, Virgile, Chspin snd Gsanbury,
distant from Fort Worth respectively
twelve, fifteen, twenty-one, twenty-nine
and forty miles. The west-bound will
leave ct p. N. and reach Granbury at
ESQ p. 70. The east-bound leaves Gran
bury ct O'Clock a. m. and arrives in
Fort Worth at 1880 q. n. The crossing
of the Gulf, Colorado ard Santa Fe is
called Cresson. Fort Worth should re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

Is essential 70 coed health; but ct this
season it is often loss, owing o the pow
e7ty or impur;es ofs tae blood, deraEge-
ment Of the digestive organs. end tie
weakening enectsod the changing sessoa-
Hoods SarsapsFillsts wonderful madi-
cine fer craating GR sppetige, toning me
digestion, aud eivi1g Sstrength to the
whole system. Now is the time to 5sSe
IT, Re sure to get Hood's SarsspLIilI&.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Dsnison AND YashIta.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tex, Sept. % The $4,000
asked by the directors OF the Dtnison and
Washits Road, has heeu raised, with
many thanks to the hard working COM
mittee, VINO was out the best part OF three
days. The citizens OF DenisOn knew they
must have the road so did not hesitate to
put their names down. TIE contract
stipulates that the road is to be ready for
the cars 10 Red river by JGnUaFy1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
THE BLUE RIDGE KILLING.

Gen EakIes Fights Hard for LILO but
Finally Gives In.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, Ten, Sept. 2G Parties in
from Blue Ridge report that Ben Eakles
died this morning at O'Clock. He YVES
stabbed three times, the first severed the
seventh rib in the back on the right side.
The eecoMd Went between the sixth end
seventh ribs On the left, snd the third
waS q straight cut beside the back. The
cuts we're two inches in length aud each
penetrated the lungs. With all these in-
iuries he lived nearly three days. with the
flood bu0bliD2 al each breath. a ilan OF
26C pounds, 240 OF which were backbone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
ENGLISH OUTWITTED.
A Branch OF the Much Proclaimed Ma
tional League Holds Meeting I'm
der the Nose OF Authority.
E1itor O'Brian Dodges the Police and Ad
dresses the Meeting IN a Speech Defy
iasithe Leagues Suppression.

A EIELD MARsRAI. srspENnrD.

FIELD MARSHAL SUSPENDED,
VIENNA, Sept. 70 Field Marshal Arch
duke John has been suspended from
the army. No reason Is given. The sus-
pension has caused great surprise, the
Archduke being considered one Of the
ablest generals in the army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Just Eee Us Whisper,

It will dc you good tosee our big stock
OF fsn goods. Lsfsst styles, bes. qualities,
at prices nobody csres to meet. Special
preparations made toSneet The wants Of
city trade. Immense variety il iii de-
partments. The Heading. novelties and
standard styles. A cordisT and pressing
invitation is extended critical buyers 30
examine goods and prices at
f. J. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
TO Hold q Conference.

Special TO the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Sept 2G.-Hon.
George T. Todd AMI y. f. AjEen3 have
gone 20 Shreveport, La, to be in confer
euce tomorrow with railroad officials who
have made 5 proposition 10 build . ro%d
% Loffarann
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
ST. Louis, Arkansab and Texas.

Plano, TEX, Sept. 26.-GradinG or the
ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas near here
IS proceeding finely, anu everything is
tavcrable for the esrly completion OF the
road through TO Fort Worth. II will be
an important factor to the commerce OF
our f0urishirg little city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Observation-Disclosures

Ard select The mosfeomfortable side sad-
dies from r. 2. TsnA sbsry, who has just
gotten in handsome and, attractive line
that are selling 1T low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

For those that ily m7y fget. f.zain,' tho re-
ally If the cause of the, troutae IS headache
or neuralgia, there'u hs no m5E9 fuss after
sail IL tor IS cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
ON WALL STREET.
There Wss a Dearti. Of News 10 an &c
the Yaine Of Siaeks aud the Besgs
Esd things Their Own Way

This TI1atuations Coofned 10 Morrow
Llmits-Aha Bu-tCSss Done Ezcspt IL .
Fsw Cases qgus Very onalt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Horseback n,d,ne popu,er.

And is conducive to gspd health. Especial
ly recommended for misses and young
ladies. But get 81 easN riding side-sad-
die from R. F. TaEkabery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

Manufactured only by The Cs..f e.
Syrup Company, san Francisco. c--
natures own Tue laXl.ive ~
most easily takcn and the NOS. .p..s-e~.
effective remedy known 20 cL.e--4 =.
system when bilICus'o Or costiye: sra
hesdaGhes, colds and ieyers; g. ..se s..
oi:nsl constipation, indigestion, ESQ Fl
sGle in 80 cents ana 81 bottles by $50.
King, druggist, Fort "oct1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

Gordon & DilworthH okrA and iona
toes and all kinds OF >nEeserves at the
Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
d0ustan ana - 60 n

TIE OEL 11L-BTI.s1. LINZ n TIE e7L--I
Double daily s.Lils usoa W.. Ilrp
Shoppers between g Lcuis sG- ear'
Ia on T:9ins ! ana . an DstYeJI 81. -2-.,t Pro
Gaivee,On On 2r1il5 abd Z. Ti5 H-fs
DenisoH snd 5a1alia. 3leerar pe-r-,4a i'.-t
ton and Austin. TE-5~ q LigEa.g 70 81 points.
Quickest rcUte to New CriclnE eut Ic.I; -
ard st. Louis, or 10. st1H aHe I.sT CrIes7l.
Steamship t;cketE 81 d tom any lo.Fi ~
EuTOGe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
THE RAILROADS.
The Fort Worth and Ric Grsnde an.
nounces the Commencement Of
Running OF Regular Grains.

The Rock Island ard the 'Fr3sea-It VFil
Soon be AtohisoD, Topeka aad SANTA
Fe-Home otes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
schools Opened at Mckinney

schoOIs UpNneu AT MCNILAGg,
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, Tx, Sept. 2G.-Public
schools opened to-day with 8 full corps
Of teachers. Tae attendance OF school
children Was Loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

Dried herring in IN, and wood boxes
just received st the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

rne 1ur eraI WV a. .t., .,~s-
ans south Main street. Fffes<.s and acquaint-
ances Of the family are invited to attend the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

Cerealine, tor .ce-es.iue uut
Fort Worth Grocag Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27

from his wife 2. l. Dunlap. De WSs alse
ohil and Gfr=
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
Ne RAILROAD "a
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave
Laredo and s. Louis ....... 7:IOam 7:45 {. IN
san Antonio and 81. Louis 500 pm 800 N
SOUTH BOUND.
ST Louis AID Laredo .....--. s:OOpm 500 p m
ST Louis and san Antonio S:I5 IN SAC 4 n
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
EAST BOUND.
No. . daily ................... 100 Z III
No 10 d4iiy ....... s:O5pm 9lop N
wEsT BOUND.
No. ] daily .-............. s.Oopm
Nc. 3 daily .......... 30 m $40 & N
TRANSGoNTINFNTRL.
NoRTH BOUND.
Fort Worth Whltesb 70 ana Arrive. Leave.
Texark Id e.. ............ 7.10am 7:45 L N
Fort Worth, Sherman and
>ouIU ROUND.
Texarkana, whitcsooro and
Fort Worth. ...-...-.-- sec m 500 p m
aIkara, ShermEn and
Fort Worth. .......... ...... :l5 & m $40 Z N
FORT WORTH AND DENVER
North bound ........ ...-..-. 30 N
South bound .......-.-- 44) p m
GULF, COLORADO AND Santa re,
Nul:TH BoU>p.
Arrive Le&ve.
No. 49,. .-..---..- 40 u SEQ p III
No. 3 ... lo:25 am lU.25 & III
>OUrI BOUND.
Mo- ............... $50 ~
No. 4......-... .......... .-.... 4.3O p N
FORT W0RTN AND RIO GRkNDE.
Arrive. Leave.
Fort Worth -.............. 10 80 9 n $50 II
GranbuIy Observation-Disclosures. $50 2 IN 500 n
Authe above from the linton Depot
G. ID LU~K, Ticket Agent.
HOUSTON AID TEXAS CENT? AL.
Leave. Arrive.
Express train5........... -. S,50pm 10 30 p m
Express trains ----..--..-.. 40 g N ll:lO q II
Depot near corner Of Jones street and Dag
gett avenue. City Office 4'5 Main street.
L. y. MILLER, Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-27
SANTA Re ROUTE
GGIf, COLORADO and Santa Fl. &lT
Rcso N!!e1 o! : teei Raiis ghar So -.s.
IN tho slats.

Through Eiee5ers Oh Mains / au.z L-.- -a
Galvee.Sr a1d EansasCity No chang. e.. ~
OF any class. QIicEs2t route - Hou4.c- %l-
Galveston.
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ky everns
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Buy upon orders cell upon eommissign and
negotiate loans upon real and personal piop y
erfO
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HONS Nctes

a wasbout was reported on the Houston
and Texas Central last night.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

is considered one of the lucky FIVE,
is at present agent for the Western
Book Concern. Other gentlemen who
are spoken Of as possible prospec.
tive Bishops are DIR. Paine of the
Ohio Wesleyan University, DR.. Joyce
Of Cincinnati, Chancellor Simms of
the educational institution in Syra.
cuse, n. Y, and DR.. Thoburn, for so
long q time connected wish mission
ary work in India. If missionary
for India is appointed DR.. Thoburn
will be the man.
There is another matter in this
connection that will be of special in
terest to Minneapolitans-they will
undoubtedly lose Bishop Foss. By
the death Of Bishop Harris the Epis-
copal residence in New York is un-
occupied. Bishop Foss will probably
60 there, and Bishop Warren, of
Denver, will 60 to Philadelphia, quite
likely. II Mr. Cranston becomes
Bishop he will be located at Mime.
apolis or St. Paul. In case Bishop
Foss leaves Minneapolis there is one
consolation in the fact that he does
not go away poor. The few thous-
and dollars that the Bishop dropped
in Minneapolis earth when he came
here have increased at terrific rate,
and now amounts to about 100000
or 100000.